he looks like a drowned rat

[a.susz]

love jango, he's hilarious! thanks for sharing.

[TheNzJessie]

i love th way my budgie looks at Jango he just looks at him like, wow dude. your such a egg!

[TheNzJessie]

"Hello!"

he also tells me to shut up and he says kisses

[Azure Hanyo]

"Hello!"

he also tells me to shut up and he says kisses

BAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I love it! Such a naughty little birdie.

[jayebird]

lol That was adorable! He was wide awake, hopping around......I guess he just had a craving for a bath

Btw, I'm totally with you guys. I've committed to being a one-bird lady....but these lorikeets and senegals and red bellies are so tempting intelligent and beautiful...

My fiance was "iffy" at first when I started to push for getting a parrot for our first pet together (the choice was parrot or kitty) and my initial defense was "Look, everyone who writes about keeping parrots and everything I read...people never have just one, they have at least 2 or 5, so they must be wonderful in lots of ways if people get so addicted" and he's like......"That's what I'm afraid of."

Let's give it another 10 years with Mango and then see if I have the energy for a few more

[a.susz]

i think having more than one bird is fun( not to hi-jack the topic), when one doesn't want to be bothered or played with, you can try the next one, and so on. When you are gone, they get the flock sensation as well, keeping eachother company. Its not like having four or five dogs, where they all come to you at once, and are jealous of eachother. Just my opinion.

[TheNzJessie]

haha yea my budgie has learnt the lorikeet sounds and my lorikeet has learned to chirp like a budgie and they talk to each other its so cute and sometimes ill be like oi jango shut up and it will be qwil making all the lorikeet sounds =p

[Red Moppet]

"Hello!"

he also tells me to shut up and he says kisses

So cute and cheeky! I love it that he's just like, "hello", like it's completely natural to wake you up in the middle of the night by taking a bath!

And just to comment about the one-bird vs more birds discussion (NOT to hijack either but it's interesting) I figured I'd be a one-bird woman but more and more I'm being tempted, for various reasons (some of which asusz mentioned) to get a second bird. But I'd stop at TWO!

[TheNzJessie]

i could handle 2 budgies and a lorikeet, but theres no way i could handle adding lets say a african grey to my birds. Jango keeps me busy as it is!

[TheNzJessie]

lol That was adorable! He was wide awake, hopping around......I guess he just had a craving for a bath

Btw, I'm totally with you guys. I've committed to being a one-bird lady....but these lorikeets and senegals and red bellies are so tempting intelligent and beautiful...

My fiance was "iffy" at first when I started to push for getting a parrot for our first pet together (the choice was parrot or kitty) and my initial defense was "Look, everyone who writes about keeping parrots and everything I read...people never have just one, they have at least 2 or 5, so they must be wonderful in lots of ways if people get so addicted" and he's like......"That's what I'm afraid of."

Let's give it another 10 years with Mango and then see if I have the energy for a few more

wow your bird is mango there is a red collard lori where i work called tango and mine is called jango!